Sentence examples for chances of evading from inspiring English sources

A faster C-start greatly improves a fish's chances of evading a predator [20], [21].

Her chances of evading capture and termination were next to none.

Conversely, the animal that is increasingly wary after exposure to danger will have a better chance of evading a lurking predator.

Satan missiles are land-based, allowing several to be launched simultaneously from the same place, thus increasing their chance of evading a defence system.

Berlin's boroughs are administered as autonomous units, meaning any "power hosts" who spread second homes across the 12 districts would have a fair chance of evading the net of the Airbnb detectives.

So when a large company harms many customers or employees, or faces a large number of claimants injured from its actions (like those affected by BP's gulf oil spill), it has a good chance of evading some responsibility for its actions.

A recent cartoon essay hosted on CNN's website by Matt Bors about youths facing discrimination from their elders was shared avidly across social media.In authoritarian countries coded images, rather than words, are a common form of satirical dissidence, not least because they have a greater chance of evading censors.

Animals need, for example, to be able to tell which of two food sources is the largest, or to selectively join the largest group of peers so as to maximise their chance of evading predators.

Make sure you follow the steps above to increase your chance of evading this unpleasant disease.

That provides it with a lot of chances to evade treatment.Already, body scanning, in the forms of computerised tomography, magnetic-resonance imaging and positron-emission tomography, provides physical and chemical detail far beyond that available during the first golden era of cancer research.

Bribery remains a viable means of evading punishment, too.